Where to Stay

Options to suit every taste

Tasmania’s east coast has a huge variety of accommodation options to suit every taste, from luxurious resorts and private retreats to holiday beach houses, eco lodges, cottages and cabins, comfortable motel and hotel rooms and family-friendly campsites with some of the best views you’ll find anywhere.

Holiday Park and Camping Guide

Tasmania’s East Coast is 220 km of stunning coastline and includes the Great Eastern Drive, which extends over 176 km of the most scenic, coast-hugging road imaginable. This is one of Australia’s greatest road trips and will lead you to places and moments you’ll never forget. Use our Holiday Park and Camping Guide to plan your perfect holiday. Use our Holiday Park and Camping Guide to plan your perfect holiday. View the Flipbook below or download a copy of guide.

Where to Stay

Bed in a Shed Tasmania

Bed in a Shed Tasmania is a purpose built, Scandi style, accommodation building in the heart of the historic, picturesque Fingal Valley.

41 Talbot Street, Fingal, 7214
0404 221 130
bedinashedtasmania@gmail.com
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Blue Seas Holiday Villas

Whether you prefer the slow-moving waters of a river, or waves that lash against the shoreline, you will be spoilt for choice.

2 Wattle Drive, Scamander, 7215
6372 5211
blueseasholidays@gmail.com
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Malting Lagoon Guest House and Brewery

A newly built Guest House in Coles Bay, on the East Coast of Tasmania. Our two bedrooms are within our home.

6 Sophie Court, Coles Bay, 7215
0490 485 207
jen@maltinglagoon.com.au
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Picnic Island

Your own private island just offshore from the beautiful Freycinet Peninsula, and around the corner from the word famous Wineglass Bay.

Picnic Island (private island), Coles Bay, 7215
0411 255 179
picnicisland@bigpond.com
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Sandpiper Ocean Cottages

Sandpiper Ocean Cottages is a multi award winning property and is perfectly located just north of Bicheno on the East Coast of Tasmania.

18546 Tasman Highway, Douglas River, 7215
6375 1122
sandpipercottages@bigpond.com
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Bed in the Treetops

701 Binalong Bay Road, St Helens, 7216
0488 410 701
biovista@bigpond.com
 

Bicheno Cabin Park

30 Tasman Highway(corner Murray Street), Bicheno, 7215
 
 
 

East Coast Tasmania Whale Trail

4 Noyes St, Swansea, 7190
 
 
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East Coast Wine Trail

4 Noyes St, Swansea, 7190
 
 
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Georges Bay Multi User Track

2 St Helens Point Road, St Helens, 7216
 
 
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Orford Beachside Holiday Park

77 Tasman Highway, Orford, 7190
 
 
 

River and Rocks Swan River – Free Camping

 
 
 
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Scamander On The Beach

16 Lagoon Esplanade, Scamander, 7215
0411 435 867
 
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South Friendly Beaches – Free Camping

 
 
 
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South Sister Look Out Track

Unamed Road, St Marys, 7215
 
 
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St Columba Falls Walk

St Columba Falls Track, Pyengana, 7216
 
 
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Tara’s Farmstay B&B

11 Linda Vale Rd, Pyengana, 7216
 
 
 

Twin Lakes Sporting Retreat

2413 Nugent Road, Buckland, 7190
 
 
 

Windows on Bicheno

13 James Street, Bicheno, 7215
 
 
 

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